Wondering Jew

Description

 Small & Bushy Wandering Jew 

Wandering jew plants are fairly easy to care for. As long as you give them a good amount of light and prune regularly, you should enjoy your tradescantia for many years. 


 Within the Tradescantia genus, you’ll find 75 herbaceous perennials commonly referred to as wandering Jew plants, inch plant or spiderwort etc—each of which has numerous common names of their own. No matter which variety you’re drawn to, these are hardy, fast-growing, and low-maintenance species. Their attractive colorful foliage will trail, spread, or climb, making them especially striking in hanging —or any corner of your space that could use a burst of color. 

Watering: These plants are happy as long as they’re not kept soaked or allowed to be completely dry too long. Keeping the soil evenly moist is the best by watering 2 times a week.
You’ll know it’s ready for more water when the soil is dry to at least 1/2″ deep. Give it a good drink but be sure that the pot drains well.

 Light: This is a houseplant that really thrives in bright but indirect sunlight. The brighter the light you provide your wandering jew plant, the more flowers it will produce.
If it’s not getting enough light, the brightly-colored foliage will begin to fade.

All our plants comes potted in high quality ceramic or exclusive terracotta planters
Special fertilised soil
 High Quality decorative stones on the surface
 We provide care tips for the purchased plants whenever you need! Just inbox us
 We provide special gift wrap packaging with a personalised card

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